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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-22
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~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. In the mat
ter Of the Estate of AI0NA, (Ch.J late of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased, At Chambers before Mr.
Justice McCully.
On filing the petition and accounts Of William
o. Smith, of Honolulu, Administrators OF the
Estate of Aiona (Ch.), late of Honolulu, deceased
wherein he asks TO be allowed stool and charges
himself with Sl34.66, and asks that the same may
be examined and approved and that final order
may be made of distribution of the property re-
naming in his hands to the persons thereto
entitled, and discharging him and his sureties
from all further responsibility Us such Admins
traitor.
1t is ordered. that Wednesday. the Goth day Of
April. 1857. at 10 O'Clock A N, before the said
Justice, at Chambers IN the Court House at
Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, be and the same hereby
is appointed the time and place for hearing
said petition and Accounts, and that all persons
interested may then and there appear and show
cause, If any they have, why the same should not
be granted, and may present evidence as TO who
are entitled TO the said property. And that this
order. in the English and Hawaiian languages
be published in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and
knokoa newspapers printed and published in
Honolulu. for three successive weeks previous TO
the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated az Honolulu. this 18th day of March 1857.
By the Court:
1l59-St HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk
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National Flag from the depths of
someone's irresponsible inner con-
sciouSneSs,
Now, let us try to snalyze this pre-
oious composition. A golden Cor
crown, on 4 yellow l"or,) shield,
Gold upon gold, metal on metal, is
false heraldry, The crown, or the
shield. or both eoatdisiag. white,
cA4rytst~) tabu stick, Two red ka-
hills crossed ~Ssltirt," or otherwise,
front or rear, we are not told; or in
heraldio phrase, shield ''0r" (goid-
en- charged with crown "0rn gold
en,l smcharged with (somethingl
~4rget" (silver,l metal ON metal, on
metall Two Turks heads" rouge.
Otherwise. a drumstick "rampdRt"
on crown ''6ormdat,n ON a shield
~dssJSoi, two dust-brushes 'JdlaoGat."
the whole ''eouesdst," on a field change,
able ''emboniarsdH with an impenetra-
bic haze!
This is the design to be Haunted
abroad blythe 'advice-and encourage
mentH ship Kaimilos!
We must add one word of approba-
ton. lest we should seem captous.-
the Ship, the Flag and the Govern
ment are worthy each of the other.
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Tx following remarks appear in q
paper widely read IL London. -Na6era
>aoisfg
The Queen can scarcely be congratulated
upon the wav she has opened the Jubilee
year. Not only has she refused 10 open Par
lament II person, bCs has put herself IN hid
Ing 81 Osborne. causing her Ministers the
greatest Inconvenience AZ a critical time.
The time 5 coming vbsn the members Of the
Council VIII make s representation 10 her
Majesty upon this subject. telling her plainly
Of the hia6raucs thAt her absence from the
Metropolis OF rs Suburbs Is 70 the nation :
business. Tie Sovereign would not dare TO
disregard S1ch communication, and the
sooner we have Ministers straightforward
enough - rSke !, the better
s'Evs-yboiy Is tired ef the indifference
shown By Her Majesty 20 her small formal
duties They sire hCs few. b1. they Sre such
s. require prompt attention, ana this il Is
impossible fo- her Majesty 70 give them while
she persists - spending her time II Z two-
ps2ny-aSltI penny island or the South Cost
o- hleSk hole II Scotland Ii Is no; pleas
ant 10 remind Her Majesty Of the following
tSc;, bat SIS she chooses 10 K: II slip her men,
o-y. We must DO 50. II hinSS and Queens
desire II these DAYS 70 rsfsa thsy must be
content - be fas.es by their people. The
1stloa Is the master, no; the monarch,
Queen Victoria Is certainly q pop
ular sovereign and the bulk Of the
British nStion are thorough going
monarchists. but they understand
what monarchy means N this nine
tenth century. and EngIishmen are
not afraid 70 express their opinion
publicly. Not only Is 3 sovereign TO
perform her duty. but the Queen Is
reminded that il Is Ministerial con
venienee and not her own that must
be considered The above remarks
should be taken 10 heart here. We
are well aware that totally different
doctrine has been preached into the
ears Of King halakaua by Mr. Gibson
and other hangers on Of royalty. who
6atter and fawn On the King before
his lace and lsugh at him behind his
back, for doing the very things which
they have urged him 10 do. But the
sooner Il Is understood here that Min
listers must be chosen from responsi
be men. who dare 70 speak their own
minds and whose duty il Is 10 check
<--C AA-A- G. ellis N1--NN->--ENAL-L-4Ga-
Or foolish which he may desire TO do.
the better for the country and the
better to- royalty On the Islands. and
the sooner Che last sentence Of the
quotation i thoroughly appreciated.
the safer VII be the Hawaiian throne.
which i now held by anything but
100 secure : -eeher
NC- al the power that Is IN the
hands q Z monarch Ike the Emperor
If Russia can save him from leading
. Life II abiect terror. and not all the
honeye3 phrases Of Gibson 4 Co vii
save the King Of this little county
tt-11o Ike tenor when lie p.e-siStently
ATTEMPTS a their suggestion. To gov
eI instead Of relgning- The old
maxim wss : true one for royal guild
Ece: LIZ nj Fs EEis * gszesra<
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after, oJlr remarks were acCentuated
by 4 coroner in Kauai refusing 70 do
his. During the last week another
case OF official laxity in TINS direction
has come under our notice. \ Por
ugOese child was burned by falling
into or on 5 stove last week, and died
q few hours after sustaining the inju-
RES. Upon this desth there hiss been
absolutely no enquiry, The poor lit
tie morsel Of humanity has been bur
led and there is an end Of the matter.
Not 3 single official has thought it
worth his while to make even the first
effort st sn Investigation. We be
heve the matter was an accident we
have made enquiries, and they Pc mt
to its having been an unavoidal lie sc
cident. But these enquiries should
not have been instituted on + news
paper, the officials should have been
beforehand,
As we have tln1e and aSain pointed
out, every sudden death, every death
nom accident Is suspicious, and sus
plclOn can only he removed bv full
enquiry before 3 coroner and $ Jury.
Il Is s duty owing to the living and
the dead. But oh dear. no, far tco
much trouble 10 make enquiries, the
child Is dead. why bother ones head
about il, Bury it and say no more
about II In a city Of 4.0el0l0inhab-
itantS, Ike London. 1t Is harder to
hustle body away than il Is in this
little town 81 al0ll.
We take these cases IS they come
along 70 show how utterly Obvious
to their duties the officials are, Every
one cited lately has been 81 accident,
without suspicion Of anything
wrong. But the Day VIII come when
there Is something wrong, II every
case Of sudden death were properly
investigated there would be no deli
cacy about holding inQuests; IS things
Sre now managed the holding Of an
inquest VII imply that the authorities
consider they have grave cause for
suspicion. and Sn inquest, instesd Of
being Sp ordinary official form. VIII
come 70 be regarded Is : stigma upon
all those who are remotely or nearly
associated with the accident which
caused death. and about which hives
agaoon Is made,
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w have been treated q late 10 the
description u fresh absurdlt-y said
70 have been peTpeTage1 Oh behalf Of
that other absU-1lry. the s0-ca-le.i Hz-
salla- t-alring-shlp. or nan-of -war.
hzz--1l1 z-E1e creation OF & Hawaiian
Navsl Ensign Now. its vel Known
70 evEv11e. always excepting the
rulers a This fast advancing King
dom. that 3 national ship. u bereo0g-
1-z@d = such bE Foreign Powers.
must cary : National flag
Article $ of the Hawaiian C0nsti-
tuition provides that The National
Ensign shall not Be changed except
By Act u the Lzgislsture There
fire NJ. even : Minister surrounded
l1y The -0e7 05e55ant q dummies. nor
the C1oW1 5-set can e130w any naw
Flag With The attributes q Nation
zEey
S1Zz Eer nz-z11s- Great Britain.
(T5E-s-T. Russia t1- instance hare
.ll1a-s-- e1l1- Ut design 10 distinguish
TIER naval from Their mercantile M
E-e= l-L=-s- thu Cz5-a1 States and
France 70 VIZ carry the sane N Doth
services III II any csa Ehe o1lC-s
carried ty NaTzL Mercantile u pEiT
llsga1 1aeAE S11slruzs ara lnterna-
tz1-a---y uee1gZzzzl1le and a.1El5sszi5-s-
u re o1Le- hand Vessel bearing
slc1 D1l-1asE1E1 unknown Tag q
/ referred u. o9lid nj u admitted
80 The p1aes1s1sF. the pE7Tllegs5. the
5zl1zlE1Elss- TIE coEIaslss extended
1T o1--01 o11se-t 10 The Na1o1zI
vessels q any ezTzliza5 nation. BIZ the
NzE1lal Fa@-s u OEczzLz E anv
other sT=1 = Z Jaek- OF sae1za1a-r
g this new thing would n05 b id
-isszbe
S11s NaEz01zl Flags. English and
AE=lcan. II VII bar : distinct and
separate design II The upper right
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csla3 The Jaek and this nay be us.sa
slo1s IN FzEz0ls purposes. u The NJ
zClE Flag bang ho5s-a1 upside. 1-
Cz11z down : Es RaI-kz07Eu signal
u distress O1hE lzzl01s. 1hs Frezeh
s1E zzs4znea- have Id Jzek II ths aon-
pslsz5z9z u eEsz1 Ns7zlg-zI E-zszgr. and
The szZz dazg u smaller sezIs
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CECoND CIRCUIT CoURroF

N the Hawaiian Islsnds.-Tn Probate
Island Of Maui, Hawaiian tslands.-s.s.
In the matter OF the Estate OF y. +. SAYRE,
Of Makawao, Maui. deceased.
document, supporting to be the last will and
testament OF \. F. Sayre, deceased. having on
the Esd day OF October, A. ID. 1886 been presented
20 said Probate Court, and petition for the pro-
bate thereof, and for the Issuance of letters Of
administration with the viii annexed tosSaml
+. ChlllingwoJth, having been filed by Hon. A.
F. Judd.
Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY.
the 18th day OF April, A. d 1851 at 10 o'clock A.
", of said, day At the Court House, at Makawao.
Maui, be and the same is, hereby appointed the
time for proving said will ana hearing said APP
pliCation, when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the said viii. and the
granting of letters testamentary.
II Is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given by publication, for three successive weeks.
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, a newspaper printed
and published in Honolulu.
Dated WSiluku, II. L. March Sth, 1887.
GEO. E. RICHARDSON.
49, ST Circuit Judge. I'd Jud. Circlit
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SoNE Sanguine people think thst
the danger a war i paSt. but care
lful consideration q the news received
by the steamer VII show that the
hope Is not well grounded. The re
|eeptlon Of de LeSSeps IN Berlin may
he counted aS nothing. 1t was given
10 the man not the nation The pre-
lparaEonS for war still continue and
negotiations with the smSller powers
LOT Europe are being actively carried
ION. Russia i SJlll intriguing II Bul-
gar1a Is the reyolgS show. These have
undoubtedly been INSPIRED. There
is great jealousy between Russia and
fGermSny. and France : very popular
in ths former country. Business pres
poets. both II England and the { nitai
States Gre dull. which were there q
IreSl prospect Of peSce the Cmidiiy q
capital would ce&Sa. War i sill q
more than probable event
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1t Is certainly 2 most extraordinary
proceeding when = prison gang Is IN
der such discipline that i can. st its
own sweet VIII. march 10 the palace,
obtain SdniJJance Snd present q pet
ltion 70 the King which. more extra
ordinary sIill, Is received. Such q
thing has never happened in any
lother country and Is assuredly not
|hkely to happen. An enquiry. into
'the prison management ana discipline
wOUld be decidedly IN order. Perhaps
the prisoners vii strike work because
athey Sre not supplied with truffies and
champagne. No doubt the prisoners
fee sggneved that they have not all
recelve3 appointments On the Il. II,
kslmllos.
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i ET-zz INN hz1-a-. published II
C-r -zS1 Issue. revealed s vs-r shady
S-a-a II things u that Island Il
1l q 8 plece WITH tLe tha -zscs-zz---r
and Fe-a-l-y WLlcL i ra-usnz al
over tLa Islands Tna Lae-5r stated
-l-zz2 Eac1s- Is SuL@e-T5zz- man
1eI u E--e Legislature ! I'M 1z-1 -la
C1l5s II -ua1 S---as- 7zs1r- R.awzzs7 ..1r
T1-LDg The taxes - zEa G71TaE----s-14
desired "a Al 15zezsl Who has 5o-e
h1S TT1-z E7-- / u-S-a1 1ra- kzS Do
s1Dcl and II rs E-aoe : u-- M kz-
E1z- ms Ee-E-aDaE- Il vi &c re-
ED1e-e1- coTa-a3 himself with zlEsz-E
s1Zs Ee-azS sg1- wha1 h refused u
sIza-1 a1 1l9Essz g hzlzuss u-z1tz-
TN alleging - MS excise that tne
weather rs to1 Ecls-=-S IN hin II
5zays- N We PRESUME his Css5z-ss-
zlozs neglect q his o5clal DUR has
made him 2 Ezrka3 -zz-tt1- osscssl
tsv1E- Sd thz Hon III Pzl1Esl rs
appointed { p-o11-zoa1 Lzuz-. wh9 /
described = INST Elsz-EElS1-,s and
Ezzzlzh9s 1l1sac1- II EzzLa- s1- shs en-
A% 4 : lzzzzs51l1 -tzaz t1- u-I7Is-
oe5ce- 10 The p,1s7G11 q Eaa5 S-ue-
T1s1E liz he 1zs1zz11 u hzws-laz---
Vel ~ o@a1ly shrzg C- slg-l-
1sES ard SKI oh vel Eaese things
Es On m C1LzI Iz-sz1s- WV sb5-l5
re -1zb-s ourselves zho-- 1Es-E-
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s. HENRY SMITH. Deputy CLERK.
IsTAMPs1
IN THE SUPREME COURT OLE

Il the Hawaiian Kingdom
an Islands, King
To the Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands or his
Deputy, Greeting:
lou are hereby commanded TO summon J
CRACK Master Of the "A. 2. Jordan, - in case
he shall hle written answer within twenty DAYS
after service hereof 10 be and appear before the
Supreme Court at the January Term 20 be holden
at the Court Room of the Court House in Homo
lulu Island of Oahu, on MONDAY, the Sd day
OF January next At 10 O'Clock A. N, 10 show
cause why the claim OF r. W LAME. Plaintiff
should mol DC awarded him pursuant 70 the tenor
OF his annexed petition.
Notify the said J. Crack that upon defauIt TO
attend az the place on the day and hOur above
him byfdefanIt
And you are also commanded to leave true
ana attested copy OF this writ with H. Hackfeld
\ 60, the attorneys. agents. factors, trustees or
debtors OF the above named J. Crack or at the.
place OF their usual abode, and them summon 10
appear personally at the place. on the d8v and
hour above mentioned. then and there on oath
TO disclose whether they have or at the time said
copy was served, had any of the goods or effects
Of the said J. Crack in their possession. OF owe
or owed the said J. Crack any debt aud n So the
amount and nature tslereof:
nEcTI0N l. WhensOeyer any person sum
uiolsd as an attorney agent. factor or debtor Of
any defendant. may be desfrous OF % dofr,, he
may apply 10 the Magistrate or anr Justice ~ the
Court from whom OF which 1ne said summons
may nave issued and he Magistrate OF Justice
having caused reasonable notice 10 be given III
the plaintiff IN the action shall proceed to rq1-z
atEos-tioll OF the person thus summoned and
MAKE sucn order a. may be proper in the urernf-
ses al any time previous 70 The day appointed for
hearing the cause. and the person 50 summoned
a agent, factor, trustee OF debtor of the party
defendant. shall be taken 10 have obeve6 n
summons
Notify the said II Hackfeld IL Co. thar mon
qeIault 70 attend az the place or The day and
hour above mentioned execution viii be issued
against ineir proper estate for the amount OF
sue1 Judgment a the plaiutiH may recover
against the defendant
Hereof fan not blt OF ToEr proceeding on this
Wit make due and full return
witness the Honorable 4. E. JTDD
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Cont
Der. A. d. 1856
HEszT SMITH, Dep1ty CLERK.
certify that the foregoing is & trIie COM ~
the summons in said cause: and that aid ConJf
nas inis day ordered publication thereof
witness ny hand and TIE Seal 81 said
Court a. Honolulu fhis I'd dav ~
I>eaL February, 15s7.
. WILLIAM FOSTER,
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y the Hawaiian Islands. IL Plio5ate In the
EStste OF JOHN kANUI. OF Lah2ina, Maui,
deceased. interstate.
On reading snd fling the petition OF KahOo-
neaiua tFl, OF LShains, Maui, alleging that John
hanui. OF LShSiua- Mani. died iutestafe at Laha-
iua, Msui. on the 23ld day OF October. A D.. $50,
leaving real snd personal property. il the juris-
dicIlon 81 this Court and praying that an Admin
istTGtoE be appointed f0T such estate
II i ordered that MONDAY the 4th day OF
April. 1. D.. 1881 be sud hereby i appointed for
hearing said petition before the said Justice. in
the Court rcoul, 81 L2hsina. Maui, at which time
an1 place al persons concerned mar appear and
show cause, If any they hsYe. why said petition
should no- be granted. and thsI this order be
Published IN the English and Hawaiian language
for three successive weeks in the HAwAH4N
GAZETTE and h1OSoa- newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated Wsi.Eku- Il. l. Mzrch ID a d. 1851.
GEO Z. RICHARDSON.
Circuit Judge ID Judicial Circuit, Il. 1.
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CECoND CIRCUIT COURT OF

~ the Hawaiian lslandS-ln Probate.
Island of Maui. Hawaiian Islands.-s.s.
In the matter of the Estate of CHAS. COPP.
OF Makswao, Maui, deceased.
document, purporting 10 be the last viii and
testament OF ChaS. Copp, deceased, having on
the 18th day of October, A. d. 1886, been pre-
scented TO said Probate Court, and a petition for
the probate thereof, and for the issuance of
letters testSmentSry TO Chas. Copp, Jr., having
been filed by him.
II is hereby ordered, that THURSDAY. the
18th dSy of April, 4. D. 1887. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Of said day, at the Court House, at Makawao,
time for proving said will and hearing said APP
plioation, when and where any person interested
ma yappear and contest the said WILL and the
granting Of letters teStSmentary.'
Il is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given by publication. for three successive weeks
IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, newspaper printed
Snd published in Honolulu.
Dated Wailuku, II. l., March Sth. 1857.
GEO. E. RICHARDSON.
iiSs 81 Circuit Judge, 81 Jud. Circuit.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-22

Tn faSco Of the much pulled Wsdt-
|Alleyne theatrical venture ought 10
teach actors that this community viii
bot stand any olsrs performances. The
Honolulu public VIII literally patron
lie what Is good. but they have been
So often taken in Of late, that they
Will have 70 be convinced Il perform
lance Is good before they viii patron
EEe IT, Inferior performances had
better give Honolulu Z vide berth Tor
some time TO come q.
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c ECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF

y The Hawaiian Islands In Probate In the
Esrzte q NA4AkAokAIA( a., Of Kagpo, Mani,
deceased IltsS-ate
On reading zEd fling the petition OF Saaieono-
alleging that NzlnzkaOkzis X. OF kaGpo. Maui,
cls1 E7Issi1-e eE------cn ths------dsy Of---.--A.
d. IS leaving real estate II Kaup0. Maui. and
praying Inst decree BE- issued as 70 who are the
heirs q said NzZzEzOkzis- deceased
Notice ! hereby given rh1t THURSDAY the
IN day q april, l. y. 1857, be and hereby i
appointed fo- hearing said petition before the
Sz-c ) -S--cz u TIE Court room % this Court 81
-1-lz-- Maui - which time and place ali per-
sons concerned nay sppea- ard show cause. If
an IEsy have. Why sid petition should not be
granted E16 that this order be published in the
English znd Hawaiian languages for three sue
eeSslve weeks II The HEEAuAS GAZETTE and
E-csz0z. newspapers II Honolulu
Dss=t Waikiki h /. March An IsS7
GEO z. RICHARDSON.
Circuit Jtdge. d Judicial Circuit II. r.
49, RI
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croal advertisements.
NIRCUIT COURT OF THE

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
~ Third judicial District Of the Hawaiian
lslaRds. In Probatc.-In tho matter OF the Es-
tate OF L. KAMA, Of Puma. Hawaii. deceased
A document, pUrporting 10 be the last Will and
testament of l.. Kama, of Puma, Hawaii. de-
ceased, having on the second day OF February, \,
u. 1885,. been presented to said Probate Court
and petition for she Probate thereof, and for
the Issuance Of OF letters testamcntary to G.. W.
Z. Jones and c. &. Richardson, having been
alcd. by Mary kama and I, 5. Brown her hus.
band.
It is hereby ordered, that MONDAY, the ssth
day of April, \. y. 1887, at 10 o'clock \. NJ. OF
said day, st the Court room Of said Court az
Hilo, Hawaii be. and the same is, hereby ap-
pointed The time for proving said viii and hear.
ing said application, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said WILL
and the granting OF letters testamcntaFy.
And il is further ordered that notice thereof be
given by publication, Cor three successive weeks
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, newspaper printed
and published IN Honolulu.
Htlo, Hawaii, March Sth, 1885,
+. :. LYMAN.
Justice Ciecpit Court, Sd Judicial Dist II. Is
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. ECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF

- the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the
Estate OF hEhAI Cd, Of Wailuku, Maui, de-
ceased interstate.
On reading and filing the petition OF Moke
k2Nailiiiii. OF Wailuku, Maui. alleging that
hekai OF WSiluku, Maui, died interstate at.
on the-.....day of...-..A. D.. iS7...and praying
that decree be issued as 10 VIII are the neirs of
sSid kekSi deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY the sth
pointed for hearing said petiGon before the said
Justice. in the Court room Of this Court al Wal
lUSE, Maui, at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and snow cause If any
they have, why said petition should not be
granted. and that this order be published in the
HSwaiian and English languages for three sue
ceSSiye weeks II the KuokOa sud HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE. newspapers in Honolulu.
Dated Wsiluku, II. l., March 18th A. D. 1851
GEO. E. RICHARDSON
Circuit Judge. ID Judicial Circuit H Is
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